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Trail
0.7 mile
1.1 kilometer
point to point
Singletrack
Easy/Intermediate
Elevation
Ascent:
4'
1 m
Descent: -152' -46 m
High: 561' 171 m
Low: 412' 126 m
Grade
Avg Grade: 4% (2°)
Max Grade: 13% (7°)
Dogs
Off-leash
Weather
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Current trail conditions
Unknown
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“Currently an out-and-back flow trail you can sail through the woods on.”
— Erin Kessler
E-Bikes
Unknown
Features
-none-
During the rainy season, please allow significant time for the trail tread to dry out. Please visit the local IMBA chapter's website atwrcmba.com for updated trail conditions.
Description
You won't want to miss this trail at the top of the Whiskey Run Trail System. You'll be hooting and hollering as you soar through the Coos County Forest timberlands, enjoying smooth berms that dip between the tight trees, large old-growth cedar stumps lining the trails, and cool fern-lined drainages.
This trail will eventually connect through, but for now it ends at an old logging road covered with Gorst plants (read: tubeless tires a must). When you reach the scenic overlook at the old logging road, have a snack, drink some water, and turn back around.
The climb back out is rolling with only a few short punchy climbs where you'll want to get out of the saddle to make it over the crest before your glide back down the other side.
This trail will eventually connect through, but for now it ends at an old logging road covered with Gorst plants (read: tubeless tires a must). When you reach the scenic overlook at the old logging road, have a snack, drink some water, and turn back around.
The climb back out is rolling with only a few short punchy climbs where you'll want to get out of the saddle to make it over the crest before your glide back down the other side.
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Photos, Need to Know, Features, E-Bikes Allowed
Contacts
Local Club: Wild Rivers Coast Mountain Bicycling Association (WRCMBA)
Jun 27, 2019: Summer Heat
May 20, 2019: TrailForks Update
May 15, 2019: Whiskey Chaser Results
Land Manager: Coos County Forest
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